Sentence examples for get dreadful from inspiring English sources

Another theory bites the dust: Brazilians know they pay high taxes and get dreadful public services in return.

"I get dreadful letters and phone calls from distressed people who have explained their financial problems to a high-street director and asked for the very cheapest service, and they're still quoted £3,000, £4,000 or even £5,000.

We get dreadful mistimings, worthy of a farce, as when medics try and fail to fold the wheels of a gurney so that it can be loaded into an ambulance.

Going to see Fury you don't get that dreadful, nauseating smell of burnt flesh.

Hard to get 'assists' (dreadful term) if no one is putting the ball in the net, I would suggest.

Want to check your email but don't want your shoulders to get that dreadful sudden chill?

"What if I get a dreadful disease?" or "What if I lose my job?" are two of the most common anxiety-filled statements I hear from patients.

She was having a dreadful time and getting a dreadful time from Wayne, who was being very critical and very nasty.

I've got a dreadful hangover.

He was shooting, and we were getting some dreadful stuff. . . .

We never got the dreadful enervating hot spell..